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Monthly Archives: May 2021
But I am not there
In an ordinary year, with ordinary things going on – I would be at CISTM 17 in Kuala Lumpur for the bi-annual meeting. I haven’t missed one since 2005. I even made CISTM 15 in Barcelona in the middle of … Continue reading
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Mini-Tree Hugger 5
The pattern is by Carol Manning. This month’s bit is smaller than the last (at this point, any SAL which is under 1000 stitches per is much appreciated) which means that I could actually knock this out in a day. … Continue reading
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Garden Dreams
I think Barbara Ana (the Spanish designer) is on a kick. Or else Creative Poppy which carries her patterns as locked PDFs has convinced her that stitch-a-longs are the way to go. I finished Dreaming Frida (third and final part … Continue reading
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Kitting Up
There are those stitchers who love planning new projects. Picking a pattern, selecting fabric, organizing threads. In fact some love it so much that they have several to dozens of projects bags ready to start at a moments notice. (I know … Continue reading
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Volcano Watch
In case you are not aware, there is a volcano (with more than one vent) that has been erupting in Geldingadalur, Iceland now for over a month. Perhaps the best live cams are BOB RAG and FLO There are … Continue reading
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Stitching
There were errands, just a few. And an exercise class followed by working on various stitch-a-longs of the cross stitch variety. The third of three parts of the Barbara Ana “Dreaming Frida” was released. I can feel a bit snarky … Continue reading
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May…be an opening?
Sorry, been spending entirely too much time around bad puns. And some are so much worse than others. It wasn’t a day for anything too complicated. I hadn’t signed up for any shifts at either place I normally work. Instead, I … Continue reading
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